@PaulBoris_ For what. You thought the same point that missed, might land this time?
“Everything that matters”
That’s a little broad.
Pick one thing. And is it even more affordable?
This the exact point the older generation misses.
Ok. You guys had it hard.
So do WE ALL RIGHT NOW.
The difference is your generation had 40-65 years of being adults to actually do something about it and you guys failed that part.
So here we all are together repeating it.
Nothing worse than someone who thinks history started with their birth.
You're welcome:
- my mortgage was 50% higher
- inflation was 16% higher at that time
- unemployment was 25% higher
@PaulBoris_ I honestly have no idea what this is supposed to mean.
Typical for your kind to give nuanced long speak that doesn’t actually mean anything.
Enjoy your moral high ground. You fought 50 years for it, and earned it.
Just know I’ll get mine, faster. Even if it’s uphill.
The white man for long time domination all world. But Mandate of Heaven no longer belong for the white man.
This 10 year treasury note yield determine rates for mortgage, business loan, real estate development, and student loan.
The bond yield jump to 5.134% a symbol the gods no longer favor the white man. But no one care in America. Why? The white man be so distract from look at breast meat and watch negro sport ball.
The fall of the white man come not from famine, disease, or war. The white fall because he love play with his penis too much.
SAD!
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The biggest secret I’ve learned from being on both sides: helping startups raise & doing VC due diligence.
Growth ≠ validation.
VCs don’t fund ideas, they fund validation
Too many founders waste time (and burn relationships) pitching without real proof.
Instead focus on these 3 key areas:
1. ICP: Clear customer + repeat purchases
2. IP: Defensible, patentable edge
3. Connections: Credible experts/advisors in your corner
Nail these before pitching. You will raise faster & build real relationships.
What other areas do founders get wrong?
I’ve worked with lots of founders while going through their funding journeys, and one common challenge stands out,
Too many are overwhelmed doing too many things.
This decreases future growth and can ruin investor relationships.
That is why strategic delegation is the most important step in truly scaling.
What other challenges are holding you back?